Sentence examples for judgment of it from inspiring English sources

After all the pages of testimony — diffident and reliably gullible and unsmiling — what is Corey's mature judgment of "it," of "this"?

And you respect his judgment of "it's time"....10 years, 20 years from now.

"Different from the Others," which was written by the gay sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld and the Austrian director Richard Oswald, tells the story of one who "suffers not from his condition, but rather from the false judgment of it," as another intertitle reads.

If we distinguish sensorial apprehension from the intellect's judgment of it, then it is perfectly legitimate to expect truth (or a certain kind of truth) from the senses.

Infertility is difficult enough without others sitting in judgment of it and of the beautiful children treatment has helped produce.

Don't think about your breathing or pass any sort of judgment of it (e.g. that breath was shorter than the last one), just attempt to know it and be aware of it.[1].

*Based on published data26 32-36 and expert judgment of IT-C, AK, FvL, and AP (June 2009) †Based on Sigurdson et al. ‡Doses estimated by IT-C and AK (September 2009) for 1960-89; and taken from published sources for 1990-2007 (NL,3738UK,3940 40 and FR (average of dose NL and UK).

Part of him certainly wishes he could do it but he believes there 'would be so much pre-judgment of it, no one would want to go near it'.

Reading this book is to be impressed by how difficult and how important it is to remember the past and to form clear judgments of it.

In the case of people, it is most typical in economics and applications of game theory to evaluate their relative welfare by reference to their own implicit or explicit judgments of it.

As much as this legal standard is intended to protect the judgment of jurors, it also enables the criminal justice system to bury its own mistakes, as a recent New York Times' article pointed out.